Do You See The Same Numbers Repeating Everywhere?

It often happens that you are driving, at home, shopping and suddenly realize that you have been seeing the same number everywhere.

Some people say that there is a deeper signifigance to this and that seeing a certain number and that this is some of the many amazing ways the universe communicates with us.

Some people believe that numbers hold special meanings and could symbolize things to come.

Pythagoras and his followers also loved numbers and considered them to be spiritual in nature and a universal, divine language. Seeing a certain number, then, had a specific meaning. Just like today, some were considered unlucky, and others lucky.

Check out what symbolism might be hiding behind the numbers in your life, and see what the universe has in store for you!

The number 1 is thought of as the best, and coming before all the other numbers.

It’s associated with leadership and confidence, but also with being solitary. Mystics across the centuries, including the Pythagoreans, have considered it associated with a divine creator.

If you’re seeing a lot of the number 1, it might mean that you have the inner strength to lead and inspire, but it might also mean that a challenge is coming that will test your confidence and leadership skills.

2 is associated with partnership and balance, but can also symbolize opposites and conflict.

2 is a reminder of both the positive and negative sides of everything, and that both sides must exist in order for there to be balance.

Pythagoreans thought 2 was unlucky — but ironically, there were 2 schools of Pythagoras!

Seeing 2’s everywhere could be a reminder to consider both sides of things, or that you’re in need to balancing out some aspect of your life.

It could also symbolize the need to work together with someone, and to value a partner, a friend, or a colleague.

3 is a magic number! It shows up in fairy tales and legends all over the world as a symbolic number of fortune and magic.

It’s associated with the passage of time, with the changing of luck, and with magic rites.

In geometry, it’s also the first number to form a shape, the triangle, which made the Pythagoreans really, really happy. They loved the number 3!

If you’re seeing a lot of 3, it means something magical is in the works — but that it might take a while to come to fruition. After all, it always takes three times to get anything done in a fairy tale, right?

Pay attention to the 3’s in your life, as they may symbolize the “magic” steps you need to get to the next chapter.

4 is thought to be a grounded, stable number associated with the Earth and strength.

There are four elements and four directions, and it also figured heavily into the Pythagoreans’ philosophies. They associated it with the divine and considered it the “perfect” number, and believed the human soul had four parts.

But in East Asia, watch out! 4 is extremely unlucky, because it’s pronounced the same as the word for death: shi. People avoid the number 4 as much as possible.

If things are coming in fours, it can symbolize a need for grounding and gathering your inner strength.

It can also be a reminder to pay attention to the real, tangible things here on Earth with you, and not to get too carried away by your own thoughts.

5 is the number of health, love, and marriage, both between people and, according to the Pythagoreans, the marriage of the Earth with the heavens — the four earthly elements combined with the single spirit element.

It’s also associated with the human body, having four limbs and a head, and the five senses.

If you’re seeing 5 a lot, phew! You’ve either just completed or are about to complete a cycle, and everything is falling into place, physically and emotionally.

Stable, symmetrical, and diplomatic, 5’s bring about harmony and peace.

6 is literally perfect. That’s the mathematical term: it’s when all the numbers’ divisors, not including the number itself, add up to equal the number. So 1 + 2 + 3 = 6. The perfect number!

As such, it symbolizes pretty lofty ideas, and is a number of completeness, beauty, and high ideals.

Seeing a lot of the number 6 means you’ll be inspired to think a lot about some pretty complex, philosophical, and amazing topics!

It might mean that you’ll be in a position to share your knowledge, or that you’re about to learn quite a bit — or maybe a bit of both! But either way, the world’s about to get a lot more interesting.

7 is a mystical number, and is associated with security, perfection, and rest, and has been also considered both lucky and unlucky depending on whom you ask!

It also forms the basis for the structure of the week, and features prominently in the Bible. 7 has a lot of ambiguity and magic!

This mystical number is often linked to the spirit world, and so seeing it means you should pay attention to your intuition and the things you can’t see. You may be on the verge of discovering something hidden!

8 is a number of balance, decision, and power, as well as abundance and plenty.

In China, the word for 8 is a homonym for the word for “prosperity,” and so considered very lucky. 88? Even better.

If you see the number 8 a lot, consider yourself lucky! This number means a lot of good things are coming your way, and that you’re going to be relieved of stress pretty soon, thanks to its associations with plenty and prosperity.

It might not mean money, but it signals fulfillment and satisfaction.

9 is associated with magic and wisdom, as well as completion and leadership. The Pythagoreans were suspicious of it, though, as it was one less than their most perfect number, 10.

It often happens that you are driving, at home, shopping and suddenly realize that you have been seeing the same number everywhere.
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